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  • Etz Hayim Humash

    Etz Hayim represents the Conservative / Masorti Movement’s reverence for tradition, profound commitment to scholarship and the unique understanding that both are essential to Jewish life. Published in 2001 in conjunction with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, Etz Hayim is the most celebrated contemporary humash. It features the renowned 1985 JPS translation, as well as an authoritative Hebrew text based on the Masoretic tradition. In the same year it was published, Etz Hayim: Torah & Commentary won a National Jewish Book Award for Non-Fiction.

Etz Hayim represents the Conservative / Masorti Movement’s reverence for tradition, profound commitment to scholarship and the unique understanding that both are essential to Jewish life. Published in 2001 in conjunction with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, Etz Hayim is the most celebrated contemporary humash. It features the renowned 1985 JPS translation, as well as an authoritative Hebrew text based on the Masoretic tradition. In the same year it was published, Etz Hayim: Torah & Commentary won a National Jewish Book Award for Non-Fiction.

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Haftarah for No-aḥ

Haftarah for No-aḥ

Both the haftarah and parashah reference the Flood. Isaiah invokes God’s oath to show God's promise of renewed loyalty to God's people.
Haftarah for B'reishit

Haftarah for B’reishit

The theme of creation links the haftarah to the theologies of Creation in the Bible. The prophet expresses the continuity of divine action.